Named the D900C Phantom-X this 17-inch awesome notebook features Intel's newest line of quad-core processors the Q6600 and the Q6700, up to 750GB of internal HDD space, dual NVIDIA 7950GTX GPUs running in SLI, a Blu-ray optical drive, up to 4GB of DDR2 RAM, and a variety of ports including USB 2.0, FireWire, DVI, S-Video, a multicard reader, optical and analog audio in / out, and a gigabit Ethernet jack for good measure along with integrated Bluetooth 2.0, 802.11a/b/g, stereo speakers, a built-in microphone, 1.3 Mpixel webcam, an optional TV tuner and many many more. In it's Full Extra state this Notebook can cost up to 9.000$.

Named the D900C Phantom-X this 17-inch awesome notebook features Intel's newest line of quad-core processors the Q6600 and the Q6700, up to 750GB of internal HDD space, dual NVIDIA 7950GTX GPUs running in SLI, a Blu-ray optical drive, up to 4GB of DDR2 RAM, and a variety of ports including USB 2.0, FireWire, DVI, S-Video, a multicard reader, optical and analog audio in / out, and a gigabit Ethernet jack for good measure along with integrated Bluetooth 2.0, 802.11a/b/g, stereo speakers, a built-in microphone, 1.3 Mpixel webcam, an optional TV tuner and many many more. In it's Full Extra state this Notebook can cost up to 9.000$.

IF you select EVERYTHING including peripherals for it ( second battery , car adapter ) the price goes up to 7000euros+.(Photo 1)
However JUST the Notebook with Windows and Office costs up to 7000$+.(Photo 2 )

I don't see this as a true laptop that can be used on your laptop and on the go. This is kinda like a lan computer in my view, easier to move than a tower, but it's best if you're stationary with a power outlet.

I don't see this as a true laptop that can be used on your laptop and on the go. This is kinda like a lan computer in my view, easier to move than a tower, but it's best if you're stationary with a power outlet.

Idk how much power a mobile 8800 would pack....I'm betting it would be slower than a 8800 gts 640

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Your probably right, how is the mobile 8600 performing? A mobile 8800 would be good because it would have more power than the older, more power hungry 7950, while having the DX10 of the 8600, and longer battery live, not that you'd get long anyway!

Your probably right, how is the mobile 8600 performing? A mobile 8800 would be good because it would have more power than the older, more power hungry 7950, while having the DX10 of the 8600, and longer battery live, not that you'd get long anyway!